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TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1905.
Drink, pretty creature, drink! How
land says the dirt In the water Is clean,
Pollltz will be able to tell why It li
all so and the certainty of better days
next year.
Taft has said ho is Hawaii's friend.
This was on tho outward trip before
the free-trado campaign was fully set.
It Is gratifying to know there Is c
cltcment In New York over sugar. Ha
waii offers no suggestion of heart dis
ease' In that Una.
Cuba Is preparing to be annexed. It
is only a question how much revolu
tionary talk or how many revolutions
will be necessary to turn the trick.
When the morning Knocker goes to
the New York Evening Post for conso
lation. It should explain whether the
Post has ever done anything but snarl
along on the fag end of progress In all
Its existence! As a common scold and
enemy of American development tb
Post has no superior.
Governor Carter Is quite correct In
cutting out salaries paid from the loan
funds on tho basis of futures. The Im-
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8EPTEMBER 27, 1905,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M
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not do the Territory any harm.
Tired of holding the hot end of the
Itlck on tho old paper question, the
Advertiser has taken to wise twaddle
on boojunis nnd jnbberwoeks. Under
tho circumstances the following easily
fits the morning' paper roosting urf-a
tree:
"A woggly bird sat on a Whnngo tree.
Auuiung me riuiuiiu cum, -v
"And graper and gruper, alas, grew ho,
"And curted the day he was born!
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"Ab curiously thus sang he,
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this Whnngo
NDDAKD WATER CONTRACT
Taking tho water now being sonUof their contract. This Is In con-
through the nines as a samnle. tho new
reservoir In Nuuanu Valley Is a thins.'
uscrui only from tno contractor
standpoint.
The residents of Honolulu supplied
frotu old Nuuanu reservoirs have had
.erved tolhom of late a murky so u-
Hon. This Is sometimes brown, at
others black, but at all times so dense
that when the water Is drained from
houaoholj containers the residue Is a
strong suggestion of a small farm, and,
unadulterated dirt.
It this condition prevailed for a day,
or two the people paying $15 or mon,
a year for water might be satis-
Dcd. It is truo they nre now getting
..l ,11-t ho. I... !,.. t ..I.I I
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iuh urimij iu mo uuuscuuius ui i
"solution" in lieu or water justifies
very vigorous protest and a request
that high salaried officials In charge
give the caii8o of this situation
Granted that the contract for thslvnl slips wcro dredged frequent charged
.inn .1 a .. In. n. . I. .. XT., .in.... .In m nt.'.t ,AA ... ., . ......
iwuoiiukiiuu wi iiiu iuuuiiu uuui iu-tui
lows tho contractor to turn dirt loose,
In the water mains, the peoplo have a
right to know why such contract was
made; whether contracts ore made for
the benefit of contractors or the peo-
,e- If the forethoughts of tho depart-
j i rovui cuiuu auiTwurus, u is sun iruv
that a paragraph of a contract result
tug In a public nulsanco has no prlvj
legpd position.
Should tho contractors have the de
partment sewed up In a knot made by
the department, the better part ot com
mon seme ought to suggest thnt clcau
water from the pumping system be
turned Into the Nuuanu mains. Dur.
lng the drouth ot last summer the r
servolrs of Nuuanu were empty, parch
ed and baking In the sun. The peoplo
were supplied with water from theimlnlmum. 0'
pumping system. Now that there is
water everywhere, they must perforce
receive a "solution" until the patrons ,
of the department demand that they
receive some consideration, and a
change Is made.
When the change, comes In response
tit this demand, announcement la mad
that the Territory saves money by tba
sluicing which causes the "solution."
This Is a remarkable state of affairs.
The Nuuanu system ot water pipes
can be supplied during a drouth when
all wells are low, and the reservoir
dry. When there is water In abun
dance and a contractor working In tha
Nuuanu basin, one of two things Is l
be done:
Either the people must put up with
the "solution" caused by the contrac
tor's sluicing, or tho sluicing be stop
ped, the Territory pay the contractor
more money for excavating and the
people get clear water.
To the ordinary mortal It would seem
less expensive and more satlsfnrinrv in
nil concerned that tho contractor bo'eelf of OVfrincy a fn!)nf
turned loose in the basin of Nuuanu I !SCU U1 6CCUnS a tenant
reservoir, allowed all the water ha
wants for sluicing nnd the Nuuanu sys-
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tem patrons supplied from tho artesian
wells.
Not the least extraordinary detail of
the complaint against the Nuuanu
"solution" Is the case with which the
authority on tho subject can see whero
the contractor gets off, whflc tho people
either take dirty water or pay mor
money to the contractor In other
words get the worst of It.
Mmm mile
FOR DAMAGE
OKI J BLASTS
Acting Superintendent of Public
"U1K8 ""wnnu una noimeu mo con-
....vtuto in tllttlKU Ul me ,IUKCil Slip
dredging operations that they will b
held solely responsible for any and all
damage dono to private or Territorial
property occasioned by the performance
formanrn with h forma nf ih. .
tract. The notice was given tho cou-
tractors on nccount of the numerous
I complaints which the heavy blasts set
'eff In making tho slip caused among
'residents who viewed these miniature
earthouakeT -l(h "InvMlnn. nnnrnh.n.
s Ion."
I It Is said for Instance that as a ro
'suit of the shocks caused by these
blasts the vault In the Kaplolanl Estate
building has got out ot order,
Howland was not Inclined to think
that there was any danger from the
blasts. Ho stated that some very dell-
cate electrical machinery In the nowcr-
house of the Hawaiian Electric Com-
panr. which Is but a block from tho
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lr"',u,1T"u,',,,rel'tr(-
iiuiy icsieu uy me engineer in cnargo
nnd found to be absolutely undlsturb
ed.
Kurthermoro Howland had been In
formed that when the Bishop nnd Na,
ovv jjuunug or powuer were used
without doing any damage. Tho high
est charges tired In the Alakca slip
were of 200 pounds.
In this connection Howland stated
that notices would be posted on various
wharves prohibiting fast driving on
them as It bad been found that In the
past -the structures had been consid
erably damaged on this account
WUTHFR REPORT
rm i
ixjcai uiuce.
U. S. Weather Bureau,
September 20, 1905.
Temperatures! a. m., 70; 8 a. m
75; 10 arm., 78; noon, 79; morning
Barometer, 8 a. m 30.07; absolute
'humidity, 8 a. m 7.017 grains per cu-
olc I01' relative humidity, 8 a. m., 75
per cent; dew point, 8 nm., 6G.
Wind 6 a. m., velocity 12, direction
N.E.; 8 a. m., velocity 10, direction
E.; 10 a. m.. velocity 13. direction N.E.;
noon, velocity 8, direction N.E.
Rainfall during 24 hours ended 8 a.
ro., .01 Inch.
Totnl wind movement during 24
hours ended at noon, 273 miles.
A. McC. ASHLEY,
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INDICATE BIS COURT MARTIAL
IS WORK OF POLITICS
LINE OF DEFEN8E JUDGE GEAR
WILL OFFER FELLOW OFFI-
CERS DISLIKE THEIR
J- WORK.
Vallejo, Sept. 15. After thirty-two
years of unsullied scrvico as an officer
In tbo navy of the United States, Cora
mandcr Luclcn Young, whoso flag the
Dennlngton flew when sbo was almost
torn asunder at San Diego, was called
upo1roday to face, for tho first time
In his life, a court-martial. He hat
been, and Is, one of the most popular,
ono of tho most widely known, of nil
this country's sailormcn. He has been
praised, respected and beloved for hit
bravery, his honesty and bis efficient
skill. He has never beforo been fore
ed to yield his sword to any power un
dcr tho sun. And now, In his fifty
third year, ho has been charged by thn
Secretary of tho Navy, Charles J. Be
nn parte, with being guilty of a fearful
neglect of duty which resulted in tho
death of sixty-six men.
When tho hnnr.1 nf nffto ,,.,...,
to try Commander Young on this in-
dtctment gathered today in the Admin
Istratlon building on Maro Island thero
was none among them, fine, bluff,
hearty and courageous though they
were, who could lay claim to a better
record as an officer and gentleman
than the brother-Inarms called before
their tribunal for judgment. Nonovof
them was there ot his own choice.
They were there because they aro the
kind of men who do their duty as they
find it. And their duty In this Instance
happened to be an examination Into
tho probable responsibility for tho Ben
nington disaster.
Six Specifications.
Tho specifications of tho charge
made by tho Secretary of the Navy
against Commander Young are six In
number. Tho first says that ho failed
to enforce paragraph 7 ot article 1C00
of the United States Navy Regulations,
which provides that all cocks and
valves throughout the engineer depart
ment nrcto be moved at least onco a
week. Tho second says that ho failed
to enforce paragraph 12 of article 1609,
which provides that the safety valves
shall bo lifted by tho handat least
onco each week, when not under steam
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to insure their good working order.luIar tnl"B Charles J. Bonaparte has
Tho third says that ho failed to enforco
artlclo C52, which defines the respon
sibility for the preservation and effi
cient working of all tbo machinery
aboard war vessels, and for tbo clean
liness and .good condition of all bulk
beads, doors, valves, pipes and ma
chinery In tha englno room. Tbo four
other specifications aro similar in
character to these.
The court-martial adjourned today
until tomorrow almost as soon as it
convenod to allow more tlmo for prep
aration of the defense. The lino of
defense which will be offered by Judgo
Oeorgo D. Gear, counsel for Command
er Young, Is, however, eaBlly prophe-
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sled. It will bo pointed out that not
one ot the articles which tho officer on
trial Is accused nt having failed to cn
forco was framed for the guidance of
any one but the engineer officers ot
tho service. It will be shown that
fmmmander Young did not havo the
powor to appoint bis engineer, nor tbn
power to dismiss him. It will bo
ihnwn that Commander Young had
.cpeatedly reported to the Navy De
partment that the boilers of tho Den
ilngton were dilapidated and unsafe
t will be shown that the Navy Depart
tent always disregarded theso reports
or else had treated them as unlmpnr
tnnt.
Friends Ask Questions.
Tho friends of Commander Young,
and his friends aro legion, want to
know why tho Secretary of the Navy
took It upon himself to formulate
theso charges ngnlnsMhls gallant offi
cer when the board ot Inquiry con
vened In this case under Admiral Mc
Calla placed all possible responsibility
for tho Dennlngton disaster elsewhere.
They want to know how It happened
that the Navy Department placed In
charge ot tho Bennington's engine
room a young officer who had never
been In charge of an cnglno room bo
foro. They want, to fmow If tho Sec
retary ot the Navy would court-maittal
Commander Young If tho doctor on
his staff should glvo a man In the sick
Iy cyanide of potassium Instead of
'"'"T' V"K" ' , : T,a " ,,
tafttlnA Sl A n M fr 4 a IvHAtflt 1 1 fsin
mander Young would be held culpable
If a stoker mixed a bomb with the coal
in his ship's bunkers,
They want to know why a vessel of
tho Bennington's rating was supplied
with neither an assistant engineer nor
even a warrant machinist They want
to know why the Bennington's boilers
placed in her In 1899, were never re
newed, though they had been pronounc
cd dangerous again and again, and
though the average life of such boilers
Is but ten years. They want to know
why no attention was laid to Com
mander Young's letter to the Comman
der-in-Chief of the raclfic Squadron,
Admiral Ooodrlcb, dated only two days
beforo tho explosion at San Diego, and
plainly stating that tho Bennington's
boilers were unsafe. They want (o
know It some one, hiding behind I
desk In the Navy Department, Is try
ing to shield hmselt by making ot Com
mander Young a scapegoat
Court-Martial Unpopular.
l'rouauiy an answer to all those
questions will be forthcoming during
tho progress of Commander Young's
trial. Meanwhllo It must bo admitted
i,hnt m nnv8I circles tho most unnon
dono since ho became Secretary of tha
Navy was tho ordering of this court
martial. It Is asserted that oven In
tho Navy Department disapproval of
this order Is freely, though circum
spectly, expressed. Commander
Young Is a gitat favorlto with almost
every man In that department, and
yet the crlUcism of Secretary Bona
parto Is based on something moro im-
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portant than anybody's popularity. Ev
ery naval officer wants to see the right
man punished for the terrible catastro
phe aboard the Bennington, but they
do not believe Commander Young Is
the right man. They can't say thla
publicly, but they can say It privately
and they do.
Tho members of the court-martial
convened to try Commander Young
aro: Rear Admiral Henry Glass, Cap
tain Charles K. Perkins, Captain Wil
liam P, Day, Captain John E. Roller,
Captain Frank H. Holmes, Commander
Lewis C. Hcllner, Commander James
B. Bull, Commander Edmund B. Under
wood, Commander William Winder,
Commander Stacy Potts, Commander
Robert M. Doyle, Commander Henry C,
Gearing, Commander Arthur W. Dodd
and Judgo Advocate Captain Ernest
E. West, U. 8. M. O.
I'S It
MAKES HI8
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Harry W. Flint, the detective, ho
fifed a libel for divorce against Daisy
K. Flint, wherein It is shown that thn
formidable officer was not able to in
spire in the heart of bis wife the re
spect and terror which the breakers of
the law have for him. The marriage
took place May 7, 19Q5.
Tho short comings of the gentl
Palsy are set forth In one short and
iwcet paragraph of the libel as follows:
"That ever since their said marriage
the llbellee has neglected her house
hold duties, bus been untidy and un
clean about her apparel and person,
has ogled and signaled men on the
street, with whom she had no acquain
tance, has, against the wishes, request!
and commands of ltbellant, associated
and consorted with idle,' vicious and
dissolute men and women, has remain
ed away from the home ot ltbellant,
without his consent, on divers occa
sions, until a late hour of the night,
and upon the return to tbe home, on
such occasions, when requested by II
bellnnt to glvo an account ot herself,
she has refused to do so, applying all
manner of vulgar and profane epithets
to him, has repeatedly threatened Ul
kill llbellant and upon more than on
occasion has left the family domlcll
with a loaded pistol In search of llbel
lant, avowing her intention to shone
him on sight.
"And more particularly llbellant
theweth your Honor' that on the 21st
day of September of the present year
llbellee, without the slightest cause,
excuse or provocation; violently hurled
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On Sundays the Halelwa Limited, a
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p. m.
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a largo piece of beef at llbellant,
which struck him on the nose, causing
him great pain; that she then and
thero throw tho crockery from tho din
ing table to tho floor, causing It to
break, and thereupon left tho houso,
calling llbellant a , tell
ing him that she Intended to go oft
with a Chinaman."
Flint, of course, realized that his
wife certainly was a daisy and this did
not make him feel particularly good,
"And llbellant avers that the conduct
of tho llbellee," .he says further -on In
the libel, "hereinbefore set out, has
caused him loss of sleep, loss ot appn
tlte, mado him nervous, and has other
wise so affected his health and dis
turbed his peaco of mind as to unfit
blm In a large mcasuro for the apt
and proper performance of the duties
of his office and station as a policeman
arid detective." Ho asks that an alt
solute divorce be granted.
The American ship Marlon Chitcott
docked at the Railway wharf this aft-J
ernoon from Alcatraz with oil for the!
Pacific Oil Transportation Company.
The Andrew Mack aggregation ot
theatrical talent which bas been scor
ing successes In Australia la aboard
I the Sonoma.
C. P. Morse, general agent ot tho
A.-H. S. S. Co. here, leaves for tho
'Coast In tbe Sonoma this afternoon.
Tbe Sonoma sails for San Francisco
at 3 p. m.
ADD ARRIVED TUESDAY
Am. ship Marion Cbtlcott, Williams,
from Alcatraz, 1 p. m.
Blank books ot all sorts, ledgers.
THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL
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THE QUEEN'S H08PITAL PAY
PATIENT DEPARTMENT offera tupe
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for pay patients both In ward and pri
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modernly equipped Operating Room,
Sterilising, Anesthetic and Bathrooms,
also portable baths, afford an up-to-date
service In every respect, with
Resident Physician, staff of trained
Nurses, Ac, also an Elevator Service,
The following are the rates, which In
clude all charges, for ordinary medical
esses If In charge of the regular Hos
pital Physicians and Surgeons:
Private Rooms ..S2.S0 to (3.50 per diem
Ward Patient $1.50 per diem
Practicing Physicians are Invited to
place patients In the Hospital either
In ward or private rooms, such pa
tients toremaln under tha cars of
their own Physician, subject to tha
Rules of the Hospital; such patients
will, however, have to pay their own
Doctor.
Applicants for admission to theHoS.
pltal must furnish the Superintendent
a surety for Hospital charges, or else
pay two weeks In advance, which
must be renewed every week thereaf
ter. In 8urglcal cases a charge of
from $5.00 to $15.00 Is made for use of
Operating Room and r, "terlals. Sur
geons are Invited to use 'e Operating
Room of the Hospital undr the above
specified rates, and arranjements for
hours can be made with the Superin
tendent. Persons desiring admission to the
Hospital should apply to the Superin
tendent, on the premises, Punchbowl
and Miller Streets.
For further Information or reference
apply to the Superintendent or Resi
dent Physician at the Hospital, GEO.
W. SMITH, ESQ., Secretary (Benson,
Smith & Co.); or E. P. BISHOP, Treas
urer (C, Brewer &. Co.).
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